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Housebuilder Barratt cuts 60 jobs in Chester

TROUBLED housebuilder Barratt is to close its Chester operation with the loss of 60 jobs. Read

City apartments worth £4m put in hands of receiver

LIVERPOOL city centre apartments with a market value of nearly £4m were placed with receivers yesterday as the credit crunch continues to hit the property market. Read

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Cherie Booth at Liverpool John Moores University's graduation ceremony

EX-PM's wife hails her own city

Cherie Booth returned to Liverpool for the final of The Search, and spoke to the Daily Post's business editor Bill GleesonRead

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£30m land deal signals start for new business park

FUND manager and developer Property First Asset Management has completed the purchase of land in south Liverpool in a deal that will allow it to create a £30m business park. Read

Land on sale at Speke for £1.5m

LAND in Speke with consent for a hotel, restaurant and offices is on offer at £1.5m. Read

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Dotcom boss tells a moving tale of icebergs

Alistair Houghton meets internet entrepreneur and former Tiscali chief SIMON PRESTON Read

Liverpool skyline as it will look in 2008, montage created by Liverpool vision

Firm set for record turnover despite the economic gloom

ALISTAIR Houghton meets PETER LINFORD, director at Liverpool’s Nobles Construction Read

LIVERPOOL TOP 100

Leighton Baines warns Liverpool: Everton will pounce on every mistake you make

Everton believe they are ready to pounce on any mistakes Liverpool make now in the race for fourth spot in the Barclays Premier League. Read

Business link's key to success

WHETHER yours is a fast-growth company now, or whether it has the potential to be one in the future, all businesses need support at some point in their lifetime. Read

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Business start-ups are back on track

MERSEYSIDE is back on track to tackle its long- standing deficit in the number of businesses in the region, it was claimed last night. Read

Regiment of women on the march

THROUGH history, men have always been more likely to start a business than women. While the historical reasons for this are obvious, change is proving slow Read